This is KAMWylant and you are listening to the 170th episode of the word play podcast. One proof down, one

to go. I keep saying it, but it's still hard to believe that in another month and a half, my

journey with Dreamlander will be coming to an end.

Or maybe not an end, but it will be the beginning of a new journey.

I'm eager to start work on the deepest breath's next revision and finish Storming's

outline and start its research.

But there's still a part of me that's clinging to Dreamlander by my fingernails.

Maybe this is how mothers feel when they send their grown children off to college.

At any rate, I do feel like telling the book to put on its nice clothes and be polite.

Never know what these characters of mine will do once they are released into the public.

How to keep your fight scenes interesting.

The latest post in the video series on my blog

talks about the pitfalls of writing fight scenes

in the age of blockbuster movies, as well as some tips for keeping the action

tense and engaging.

To watch it, visit my blog at wordplay-K-M-W-W-E-I-N-Wyland, that's W-E-I-L-N N D. blog spot.com.

New videos are posted every Wednesday.

And now I hope you enjoyed this week's podcast.

What's your writing personality?

Your unique and inherent personality affects everything you do, including writing.

Most of us are going to spend the rest of our lives learning how we

tick and how best to apply our strengths and correct our weaknesses. This is just as true of

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